I can't really see him working a normal job like behind a cash register.

[ It's a nice thought though. Jack would really like that as an idea, that Dean would care enough to do something like that for him, but he's not that naive. Dean made it clear before they went and saw Adam where Jack was to him, and he hasn't tried to convince him otherwise, Jack's respected that, they understand one another. He's no longer the child he was when he thought he could be good enough to make up for it. And it's okay.

He had Sam and Castiel. Or he did. Now he has no one. But he has to do the right thing, for Castiel. He needs someone to watch his back if Dean and Sam aren't here. It's what the family does. Family shouldn't always be about how they look out for Jack. ]

I'm not used to feeling alone. [ It's on his mind. ] It's weird and sad. Does it get easier? [ As usual, looking toward Castiel for answers. ]